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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN AND LEVEL OF EDUCATIONA : Cross-Sectional Study from Ullensaker, Norway / Muskelsmerter og utdanningsnivå : En tverrsnittsstudie fra Ullensaker i Norge

Lal, Alexander January 2008 (has links)
This cross-sectional postal survey explores the relationship between musculoskeletal painand level of education in Ullensaker municipality. We used a Standard Nordic Questionnaire(SNQ) to register self-reported musculoskeletal pain in 3325 persons in 2004 (participationrate 55 %). We registered educational level and a series of other demographic and life-stylevariables as well as functional ability and subjective health complaints. We found in thisstudy that educational level and musculoskeletal pain is associated. People with loweducational levels are prone to have more musculoskeletal pain than persons with highereducation. When it comes to musculoskeletal pain that is limiting persons in their daily tasksthe difference is even larger between persons with low educational level and persons withhigher education / I en postal tverrsnittstudie har vi undersøkt forholdet mellom muskelsmerter ogutdanningsnivå i Ullensaker kommune. Vi brukte et standardisert spørreskjema ommuskelsmerter (også kalt Ørebro-skjemaet) og fikk svar fra 3325 personer (svarprosent55%). Vi registrerte utdanningsnivå og en rekke andre demografiske- og livsstilsvariablesamt funksjonsevne og subjektive helseplager. Vi fant i denne studien ensammenheng mellom utdanningsnivå og muskelsmerter. Personer med lavtutdanningsnivå har mer muskelsmerter enn personer med høyere utdanning. Når detgjelder å bli hindret i sine daglige aktiviteter av smertene er forskjellene enda størremellom de med lav utdanning og de med høy utdanning / <p>ISBN 978-91-85721-43-6</p>
Musculoskeletal Pain
Education
Educational Level
Social Inequalities
Prevalence
Neck Pain
Low Back Pain
Shoulder Pain
Knee Pain
Widespread Pain
Limiting Pain
Function.
Muskelsmerter
utdanning
utdanningsnivå
sosiale ulikheter
prevalens
nakkesmerter
ryggsmerter
skuldersmerter
knesmerter
utbredte smerter
hindrende smerter
funksjon.

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